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What kind of dyno was it? Just roll up and run it or did they hook up wires and shit, then run it?
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Roll up, strap down, hook up wires for tach signal (if you could get at 'em) throw a sniffer in the pipe for air/fuel (again if possible) and then run it. What other kind is there? |
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http://i56.photobucket.com/albums/g1...T_2006/IMG.jpg A couple weeks after there was a place giving out free dyno runs. But this place didn't hook ANY wires up. You rolled it on the dyno and they ran it straight like that. I guess they got their numbers from the movement of the wheel only, maybe something else, but I got a 111 on that day. I'm sticking with the 108 because I had all the wires hooked and all that, that's why I asked what they did for you. |
I didn't have any wires hooked up either when I did the Zuk. Just roll up and run.
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The only thing you gain by "hooking up the wires" is your torque spec. They hook up the wire to get a tach signal to read RPM's.
Without that, all you get is HP. I love the fact that I have more torque at the start than you have anywhere. :lol: twins FTW |
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Never said I was a great racer, hell, I'm signing up for my first track day next week when I get back home. |
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